SysPrac26 Talks & Workshops

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The line-up for the SysPrac26 Systems Thinking Practitioner’s Conference as they were delivered.

Presentations (A–Z by last name of first presenter)
Abstracts 
 
  • Nick Beech - Viable Futures - Cybernetic governance, imagination and many worlds
  • Keiron Beardmore - System Shapes, Orbital Perspectives and Spheres
  • Justin Beirold - Embedding Systems Thinking at Innovate UK Business Connect: Industrial Strategy, Technology and Innovation Ecosystems
  • Mike Bourne - Governance of Complex Projects
  • Bridie Collins - Closing the Loop: reflections on developing system change within a local government setting
  • Pauline Craig/Macmillan - Applying systems thinking to support people living with cancer
  • Meriel Davies - Exploring Systems Thinking in Supply Chain Management
  • Melissa Dawson - Adapting How We Practice in a Constantly Changing Working Environment
  • Jon Elphick - Mind the Gap…. in Weltanschauung
  • Denis Fischbacher-Smith - How did it come to this?
  • Helena Elisabeth Gallbo - Qualitative Differences in Attenuators: Country office to headquarters signalling in international companies
  • Anne Gambles - Seeing services as systems: what does it mean to design services
  • Louie Gardiner - Symmathesic Agency
  • Sacha Girling - Square Pegs, Round Holes, and Rich Pictures: Following the Situation Rather than the Method
  • Roelien Goede - Reporting of a CSH Project
  • Simon Gough - Network Analysis and Boundary Critique
  • Dave Hall - What happens when a Governance Review becomes an inquiry into how an institution learns, decides, adapts and legitimises itself?
  • Timo J. Hämäläinen - Ten complexity governance principles
  • Virginia de La Hamayde - Editing the system, not the document: applying systems thinking to annual report production in large public organisations
  • Virginia de La Hamayde, Jessica Britton, Mel Harris & Tash Koerner - Apprentices without masters: Building systems thinking practice capability
  • Edward Hilton - From a Search for Intrinsic Value to Persistent Systems: The Deductive Development of TEQR
  • Olivia Horgan - Conditions of Perception: What Embodied Experience Reveals About Systems Practice Under Pressure
  • Patrick Hoverstadt & Ed Straw - 42 – Addressing societal level policy problems with systems Principles
  • Louis Klein - Realising the Learning Organisation  -  A thirty - year Odyssey along the hype cycle.
  • Janne J. Korhonen - What Happens When Nothing Happens? A Metabolic Perspective on Organizational Change
  • Charis Lüdtke - Building Circular economy using the Multi - flow method
  • Joan Lurie - From Linear Transformation to 4D System Looping
  • Simon MacCormac & John Rogers - Getting into the Mess
  • Christine McNeal - Applying Soft Systems Methodology to Review Adult Skills Funding: Lessons from a First - Time Practitioner
  • John Mortimer - What we can learn from the success and failure of systemic change.
  • Gordon Niven - Variety Calculus: Cybernetic Methodology
  • Anca Popa - Patterns of systemic relationships in change programmes
  • Kai - Uwe Radde - Internalized Liabilities (obvious but invisible)
  • Carola Ritzinger-Roll - From viability to measurability – Designing governance structures in highly complex and regulated organisational contexts
  • Gavin Roberts - Practice in the real world
  • Lesley Rowan - VSM  -  starting with a blank piece of paper
  • Max Shen - Reducing Complexity or Relocating It? Applying VSM to NHS England’s Transition into DHSC
  • Claire Tanton - System Asset or Organisation Dataset? Ethical Service User Engagement in Systems Practice
  • Ivo Velitchkov - The Second Law of Technodynamics
  • Jan De Visch - Beyond Sustainability
  • Kim Warren - Implementing the Self - Managing Enterprise with Agentic AI
  • Tim Whitcher - Systems in Symmetry: Symmetry in Systems
  • Steve Whitla - Systems, purpose and the pursuit of shared meaning
  • Esmee Wilcox - How might understanding tempo help systemic action in government - community interactions?
  • Benjamin Wood - Closing the Loop: The Participatory and Cybernetic Founding of SCiO in North America
  • Mark Workman - The application of Deep Uncertainty approaches for strategy design in possible dynamic, high dimensional futures

Workshops

  • Takiyah Butler - Bridge gap between individual agency and whole system transformation
  • Tim Curtis - Interactive Planning
  • Louise Le Gat - Changing Mindsets
  • Martin Günther - From Complexity Theory to Interaction Design: Designing for Emergence with Liberating Structures
  • Patrick Hoverstadt - Viable System Model (VSM)  -  Balancing Complexity
  • Tony Korycki - De-misting Critical Systems Heuristics (CSH)
  • Simon MacCormac - Managing Systems interventions
  • Simon MacCormac & Patrick Hoverstadt - Multi - Methodology
  • Xavier Matieni - From Systems Thinking to Systems Judgement: Exploring a Neglected Capability in Management Practice
  • Carla Owen & Gavin Roberts - Systems Laws
  • Gavin Roberts - Systemic Leadership
  • Jan De Visch - Humanising Systems
  • Kim Warren - System Dynamics (SD)